When it came to bathing in America, bars of soap reigned supreme for part of the 19th and much of the 20th century. But by the late 1980s, traditional solid bars of soap started getting some stiff ...

Does the news that millennials are no longer using bar soap have you all worked up in a lather? Get over yourself, ya big freak! What people use to clean their bodies isn’t YOUR business, it’s MY ...

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Soap scum is a white residue that builds up when soap mixes with hard water, dirt, and body oil. Tackle it with baking soda, ...

Americans are not interested in using bars of soap in the shower anymore, according to a new report. The Washington Post reported that 55 percent of consumers are no longer using soap bars, according ...

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We've already established that the world is made of two kinds of people: Those who use soap and those who favor shower gel. But I propose that there is another important sudsing-up habit that sets us ...